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StarVaders Review
StarVaders blends the unrelenting enemy attacks of Space Invaders with the depth of a modern deck builder. Set in a…
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Starless Abyss review
Konafa Games’ Starless Abyss is a well-crafted blend of deckbuilding strategy, roguelike exploration, and Lovecraftian creepiness set against a backdrop…
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Warside review
There are two methods for enjoying Nintendo’s exclusive titles on non-Nintendo hardware. For some, emulation offers a way to enjoy…
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Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero (PC) review
With seven mainline entries, Disgaea is Nippon Ichi Software’s most popular role-playing game. And except for Disgaea 7’s decision to sell cameo-driven, ancillary…
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Snow Bros. 2 Special review
With efforts like Tiger-Heli, Truxton, Zero Wing, and Batsugun, Toaplan left behind a legacy of exceptional arcade shoot ‘em ups.…
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Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves review
While Street Fighter II was the prevailing fighting game franchise of the ‘90s, Fatal Fury’s place in history shouldn’t be…
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Rendering Ranger: R² [Rewind] review
Rendering Ranger: R2 [Rewind] isn’t a remake and barely qualifies as a remaster. Essentially, it’s the same experience as playing…
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Fubuki: Zero in on Holoearth – Hololive Alternative review
PEPOSOFT’s Fubuki: Zero in on Holoearth – Hololive Alternative caters to two types of enthusiasts. Those enamored by Shirakami Fubuki,…
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Kemono Heroes review
Playing individually or with up to three additional local companions, Kemono Heroes is a team of four anthropomorphic characters. Each…
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LUNAR Remastered Collection review
Former Working Designs present Victor Ireland has been routinely criticized for his decision to revise role-playing scripts. But beyond the…
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